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Carley Bannerman of Norfolk on the inrun of the 20m jump at the Karl Eid Ski Jumping Complex, Anchorage, Alaska, last month. Photo submitted
SALISBURY — Late June in Salisbury is when thoughts turn to swimming at the Grove, hiking the Appalachian Trail and…ski jumping?
The legendary Island of Smallmouth somewhere on the Housatonic River. Photo by Patrick L. Sullivan
CORNWALL — The dog days are upon us, a lot sooner than usual.
The authorities have cut the flow into the West Branch of the Farmington River to a cold but meager 75 cubic feet per second, which means if you head over there prepare for long leaders and fine tippets.
Sharon Recreation Director Matt Andrulis-Mette and Doug Landau at last year’s Sharon Sprint Triathlon awards ceremony. Photo by Peter Hawley
SHARON — If you’ve seen an athlete cycling on local roads, dropping his bicycle, helmet and shoes at the side of the Housatonic Valley Regional High School track or other local soccer fields, and then sprinting barefoot, and then getting back on his bike to do it again, then you’ve seen local TeamUSA member Doug Landau training for his next race
Sydney Segalla (number 13, center) is the 2021-22 Gatorade Connecticut Girls Track and Field Player of the Year. Segalla’s primary sport is soccer; here she celebrates with her basketball teammates after a March 4 victory over Windsor Locks High School. Photo by Hunter O. Lyle
FALLS VILLAGE — From earning a scholarship to Boston College for soccer, to joining the 1,000 point club in high school basketball, her prolific success with track and field and graduating from Housatonc Valley Regional High School, Sydney Segalla has had a lot of opportunities to celebrate of late.
FALLS VILLAGE —The Housatonic Valley Regional High School Athletic Department had the spring season and senior sports awards ceremony on June 7. The following student-athletes were honored at the ceremony:
Most Improved: Dana Saccardi and Yaritza Vega
PHOENICIA, N.Y. — A couple weeks back I made the first journey of 2022 to the ancestral estate in the wilds of Ulster County, N.Y.
I am pleased to report that there were almost no signs of mice.
FALLS VILLAGE — The regular spring season came to a close for the Housatonic Valley Regional High School Mountaineers on May 26, with four teams and one individual continuing to post season tournament play.
Photo by Ian Johnson
The Salisbury School lacrosse team beat The Taft School, 10-5, on Tuesday, May 31, to win the Geico national high school lacrosse championship at Catholic University in Washington, D.C. The Crimson Knights had a regular season record of 11-3 and won both their games in the tournament.
Drivers in the international GT class practiced on Friday, May 27, before qualifying for the race at Lime Rock Park in Lakeville, where the Trans Am Memorial Day Classic schedule featured several race groups, a car show and crowds of race fans.
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